Senator Richard Lugar chairs the Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee, one of the most influential roles on Capitol Hill

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Increases of up to 36 percent over a 6-year period of the addictive chemical were found in popular brands

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Terrorists attacked several resort towns in Sinai over past two years

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Head of Iran’s civil aviation authority rejected earlier reports that as many 80 people died in crash

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Run-off elections set for October 29th.

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March by some 250 placard waving and singing members of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) was led by party president Morgan Tsvangirai along with other senior members of the party

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Union wants to hold more talks with Iran before deciding on possible UN sanctions over Iran’s nuclear program

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Chavez signed political and energy deals across the world, in effort to counter-balance what he denounces as US power and imperialism

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In related news, Forbes magazine ranks jailed Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi among the world’s 100 most powerful women

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U.S. Hurricane Center says winds have been weakening since it came ashore in North Carolina late Thursday; earlier it killed two people as it passed over Haiti

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Donors recently pledged nearly $1 billion for Lebanon reconstruction aid

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Witnesses say the coffin was sealed with at least two locks before being hastily buried

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Palestinian Authority has been unable to pay wages of more than 165,000 civil servants

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Russian-made Tupolev caught fire during landing in Mashhad

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Fighting between rival groups broke out Friday morning outside a hotel in Dili used as a center for refugees

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Amir Peretz’s call for a state commission of inquiry puts him at odds with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who wants a narrower probe of the conflict

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UN chief made remark after talks with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus

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School siege by Chechen separatists left more than 330 people dead - about half of them children

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School siege by Chechen separatists that left more than 330 people dead - about half of them children

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